Athens in Latin
Athens in Latin is Athenae — Athens means the capital city of Greece, and by extension its national government; also used as a place name for several towns in the United States.
Athens in Latin
Athenae
The capital city of Greece.
What does "Athens" mean?
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name The capital city of Greece, and by extension its national government; also used as a place name for several towns in the United States.
"They visited the Acropolis on their first trip to Athens."
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Athens in a sentence
- They visited the Acropolis on their first trip to Athens.
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What is "Athens" in Latin?
"Athens" in Latin is Athenae. Athens means: The capital city of Greece, and by extension its national government; also used as a place name for several towns in the United States.
How do you use "Athens" in a sentence?
Example: "They visited the Acropolis on their first trip to Athens." In Latin, "Athens" is Athenae.
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